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A murderer who appeared in a famous TV advert as a child has been jailed for life after beating another man to death in a drug den. Kevin Spaine, 43, who delivered the line "Accrington Stanley, who ...
The man who, as a child, was behind the iconic "Accrington Stanley, who are they?" line in 1989's milk advert, has been jailed for life after battering a man to death. Kevin Spaine was yesterday ...
A man who is said to be the voice of the famous ’Accrington Stanley, who are they?’ milk advert line, has been jailed for murder. Kevin Spaine, 43, of no fixed abode, was convicted at ...
The iconic ad features two young football fans, played by actors Carl Rice and Kevin Spaine, who have a discussion over milk. Dressed in a Liverpool strip, Rice tells his friend: "It’s what Ian ...
A boy synonymous with the famous "Accrington Stanley, who are they" milk advert grew up to be a brutal murderer. Kevin Spaine ...
The boy who said the famous 'Accrington Stanley, who are they?' line in a famous advert for the Milk Marketing Board in 1989 has been jailed for murder and will spend at least 18 years behind bars ...
A MAN who delivered the line "Accrington Stanley, who are they?" in a milk advert as a boy was today jailed for murder. Kevin Spaine, 43, was caged for a minimum of 18 years for killing Learoy ...
A MAN who delivered the line "Accrington Stanley, who are they?" in a milk advert as a boy was today jailed for murder. Kevin Spaine, 43, was caged for a minimum of 18 years for killing Learoy ...
A boy who said the iconic "Accrington Stanley" line in the famous milk advert has been jailed for murder. Kevin Spaine was today jailed for life with a minimum term of 18 years for the murder of ...
A man who most Brits will know as the “who are they?” boy from the Accrington Stanley milk advertisements in the 1980s has been sentenced to prison. Kevin Spaine, 43, was found guilty of ...